announces that he could die as non-Muslim.

announces that he could perish due to the sultan or authorities.

announces that he may have committed a great sin or heresy. For the unbeliever, he could convert to Islam. Indeed, Allah The Almighty said “We took the Children of Israel across the sea: Fir’aun and his hosts followed them in insolence and spite. At length, when overwhelmed with the flood, he said: "I believe that there is no god except Him Whom the Children of Israel believe in: I am of those who submit (to Allah in Islam).", (Younos, 90).

announces that he should pay attention to the tricks of his enemy.

announces that it could be a big fortune.

announces that it could mean a great misfortune in this place.

announces that it could mean a great misfortune in this place.

announces that it could mean a punishment from Allah The Almighty or misfortunes for people of this place because of epidemics, plague, torrent or government intervention.

announces that it could mean a return to religion.

announces that it could mean disaster from Allah The Almighty, in the form of a devastating plague or a dangerous torrent. It could also mean harm from the sultan or an epidemic.

announces that it could mean drowning or weakening of faith because of a misfortune.

announces that it could mean happy outcome after sorrows.

announces that it could mean loss and misfortune.

announces that it could mean trouble followed by a happy outcome.

announces that it could mean trouble.

announces that it might be a misfortune affecting someone who is very dear to him.

announces that the Sultan could be irritated against him and he might dismiss him before rehabilitating him afterwards. For the trader, this dream could mean a loss that can be rewarded later.